Milton House Hotel, Grange Road, Monifieth, Dundee

Patrick Thoms and William F Wilkie, 1912. 2-storey, irregular 5-bay,

L-plan, Scots 17th century-style house. Harled with polished dressings and stone slate roof. Variety of small-pane sash and case windows.

E ELEVATION: off-centre entrance with roll-moulded architrave and lintel panel ?TA NA 1912? scroll motif at shoulders, 2-leaf door with grilles covering small lights. 3 small windows, to right, 3 1st floor windows with dormerheads and cavetto segmentally pedimented architraves. Wide crowstepped gable to left with coped apex stack, single windows at ground and 1st floors; similar projecting gable at right (no stack) with centrally positioned window in gable at 1st floor; porch in re-entrant angle with small architraved window above; large hopper to rainwater pipe.

S ELEVATION: three 12-pane sash and case windows at 1st floor, ground floor obscured by modern timber addition.

W ELEVATION: gable at right similar to corresponding at E elevation;

3 dormerheads as at E, 3 windows and door at ground floor; projecting asymmetrical 2-storey gabled porch left with round-arched openings; large hopper to rainwater pipe as at E.

Generating shed in garden; square plan, harl, and slate piend roof.

INTERIOR: panelled entrance hall, scale and platt staircase with turned timber balusters, cove ceiling with rose pattern relief border decoration; panelled room at ground floor with beamed ceiling and vine and grape motif in plaster frieze over chimneybreast.